Once upon a time, there lived two brothers whose names were Heung-Bu and Nol-Bu. Nol-Bu was the elder brother

who was very mean and greedy. When their parents left a large sum of money to the brothers, the greedy Nol-

Bu seized all of the inheritance by force and

shared nothing with

Heung-Bu.

Although Heung-Bu suffered from poverty, he was always kind to everyone.

One day, Heung-Bu found a wounded swallow. He took care of this swallow during the winter time. The following

spring, the swallow brought a pumpkin

seed to Heung-Bu for thanks.

It grew into a giant pumpkin

and Heung-Bu's family decided to

make pumpkin soup because they were very

hungry.

When they cut it open, there was a

lot of treasure inside.

Nol-Bu and his wife were very

jealous of them. So, they

caught the swallow, broke

its leg and demanded the pumpkin seed.

So the swallow gave them one. But instead of treasure,

monsters were inside. They jumped out of the pumpkin and hit Nol-Bu and

his wife.

They also took all their money

and so the couple

became very poor.

Kind Heung-Bu shared his fortune with brother Nol-Bu who regretted his behavior and became a really good person.

THINK ABOUT IT….

WHAT IS THE MORAL OF THIS STORY?

WHAT DOES IT TEACH US?

DO YOU KNOW OF A SIMILAR STORY?

This story teaches us about the importance of brotherly love and kindness, even to the

smallest of animals.

T H E END